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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jun 6, 2006
Description:
Ben getting ready to take it up the ramp. If the gear stay,s on the ramp then we have 12 inches of clearence between the wing tip and the tree. Notice the unique placement of the pitot tube.
Date Taken:
Jun 6, 2006
Place Taken:
Lake Norman
Owner:
Fred Glasbergen
File Name:
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Category:
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Bret Smith - Jun 06,2006
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Awesome Fred! I guess you're a traveling SeaRey instructor. I would love to get you down to TN later in the year for some tune-up training... interested???
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Fred Glasbergen - Jun 08,2006
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It would be great to spend some time with you. I should be going back to Lake Norman NC in late Septemper to spend some time with Dennis Scearce in his Searey, maybe we can work in a side trip to TN.
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Dennis Scearce - Jun 08,2006
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It might be September, Fred, but my goal is sooner. We should be moved to the lake house and have the Charlotte house on the market by July 1. Then comes the hull repair. I'll keep you posted. I'm ready to get my plane back in the lake hanger. Especially since I'll be living there full time. Currently I have to be content with doing 180's in Ben's cove at 10' off.
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Jeff Arnold - Jun 07,2006
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What a nice place Ben, and a Searey in the front yard make it all the better! So, how many Searey's can you park in your front yard? Looks like a great place for a Mid-Atlantic Searey Gaggle!
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